What performance is due? Flashcards

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What is the rule re: performance at common law?

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  • a party’s duty is to SUBSTANTIALLY PERFORM all that is called for in the K
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What is the general rule re: performance under UCC Art 2?

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“perfect tender” = delivery and condition of goods must be exactly as promised

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What is the rule re: UCC Art 2 and good faith?

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  • Art 2 requires all parties to perform in good faith

- this is non-waivable

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What is a non-carrier case?

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A non-carrier case is a sale in which it appears that the parties did NOT intend that the goods be moved by a carrier.

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What is seller’s obligation re: tender of delivery in a non-carrier case?

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  • seller must put and hold conforming goods at buyers disposition for a time sufficient for buyer to take possession
  • seller must give buyer notice reasonably necessary to enable her to take possession
  • tender must be at a reasonable hour
  • in absence of agreement otherwise, place of delivery is seller’s place of business, or if there is none, their residence
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What is a carrier case?

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A carrier case is a sale in which it appears parties intended to use a carrier to move goods.

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What are the two types of carrier cases?

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  1. “Shipment contracts” - Seller has not agreed to tender at a particular destination
  2. “Destination contracts” - Seller has agreed to tender goods at specific destination
    EXAMPLE –> F.O.B. buyer’s warehouse
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What is seller’s obligation re: tender of delivery under a “Shipment Contract”?

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In absence of agreement otherwise, the seller need not see that the goods reach the buyer, but need only:

  1. put goods into hands of reasonable carrier and make reasonable K for their transportation to buyer;
  2. obtain and promptly tender any documents required by contract or usage and trade or otherwise necessary to enable buyer to take possession;
  3. promptly notify buyer of the shipment
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What is seller’s obligation re: tender of delivery under a “Destination Contract”?

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If K requires seller to tender delivery of goods at a particular location (ie.. F.O.B. buyer’s warehouse), seller must, at the destination, put and hold conforming goods at buyer’s disposition

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What is the rule re: payment in non-carrier case?

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Unless K provides otherwise, payment is due in cash a tender of delivery

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What is the rule re: payment in carrier case?

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Unless K provides otherwise, payment is due only at time and place when buyer RECEIVES goods.

THUS:

If shipment case –> when goods are put in hands of carrier

If destination case –> when goods reach named destination

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What is the rule re: payment in installment contracts?

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Seller may demand payment for each installment if the price can be so apportioned, unless a contrary intent appears

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What is the rule re: buyer’s right to inspection?

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Buyer has right to inspect goods before she pays unless K provides for payment C.O.D. or otherwise indicates that buyer has promised to pay without inspecting the goods

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